Thank you I surely will do that,should I just create a new topic or wait for someone to reply here on my curiosity on t.blondi's and giant pink toes ?

Hi martin and welcome

Id say l.parahybana is pretty decent for a beginner. In my experience they are fasr growers quite docile and not too finicky.
As tiny slings mine were really shy though but then so are most tiny slings.

As far as the pink toe (i assume a.versicolor), t.blondi question is concerned, i have no personal experience with either. I will say though that many of the guys on the forum recommended a.versi as a first arboreal when i got one but i opted for the p.irminia at the time.

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Martin wrote: Thank you I surely will do that,should I just create a new topic or wait for someone to reply here on my curiosity on t.blondi's and giant pink toes ?

Use the search function on the site. You'll find plenty info. If you dont get what youre after, ask away!

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Well thank you very much for the welcoming and reply,I am very curious in those two. Read in the threads that people have confused t.blondi with other t's in its grouping,if I may put it that way. I would surely like to add those on my list,well if I see that I can actually look well after the T that I now have.

I'm sure being new to the hobby you got load of questions - maybe just create a new topic on the forum and list the questions you have in mind - soon soon you will get all the answers

I will certainly do that,well I am always eager to learn so questions will always flow.